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Can't edit this page however the current tone seems very biased - it does not reflect the extremely small scale of UK arms exports to Israel, and seems to imply that they are huge. British Ministers have stated that UK arms exports amount to only 0.02% of Israel's military imports (
https://hansard.parliament.uk/pdf/commons/2024-03-26), and this is mostly limited to parts for the American-supplied F-35 which they are contractually obligated to provide.
Absolutely! The UK鈥檚 arms support to Israel is dwarfed by American arms exports to Israel and also Israel鈥檚 very large domestic arms industry, which is currently the world鈥檚
9th largest.Bean guy2 (
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21:37, 24 June 2024 (UTC)reply
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The result of the move request was: No Consensus - neither numerically, nor in terms of argumentation, is there a consensus on moving this topic. As there was only 1 !vote after the last re-list I see no reason to re-list this again. This close is without prejudice to further proposals, particularly given the fast-chaning nature of the subject covered here. (
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FOARP (
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10:24, 26 July 2024 (UTC)reply
British support for Israel in the Israel鈥揌amas war 鈫 United Kingdom and the Israel鈥揌amas war 鈥 Not only match two other articles, Qatar and the United States about their role in this war, but a word like "support" isn't neutral even if the UK policy is to support Israel in this conflict. The article does make mention of opposition to the government support for Israel, therefore this isn't solely about support for Israel. The title should be reflected in a more precise manner than an outright position of support or opposition in the title.
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Adumbrativus (
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08:02, 17 July 2024 (UTC)reply
The U.S. Ukraine article was moved by a new user whom I've reverted. However, both the U.S. article and U.K. article about this war include government policy to support Israel but are not just about that support. This does include opposition to the policy. Articles for the Iran-Iraq War only mention government policy throughout and nothing about opposition to said policy. Therefore, a title like that for those articles is fine. The Bin Laden one is more of a notable accusation that Pakistan's government has faced for years and is not really an article about a war, but a related topic in regard to the War on Terror. --
WikiCleanerMan (
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13:01, 12 July 2024 (UTC)reply
The British government position has been overwhelmingly in support of Israel and against Palestinians. Unlike the US supplying weapons to both Iran and Iraq during the
Iran-Iraq war, the British government has exclusively supplied weapons to Israel. We need to call a
WP:SPADE a spade.VR(Please
ping on reply)15:07, 12 July 2024 (UTC)reply
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This article needs serious updating now that the UK government has changed. (like changing PM to then-PM, foreign secretary to then-FM, etc.)
Yeshivish613 (
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16:34, 9 July 2024 (UTC)reply
"British ministers have openly endorsed Israel's forced evacuation orders and unlawful collective punishment of the Gaza Strip, without condemning any of Israel's policies despite the mounting death toll."
David Cameron said while Foreign Secretary that the UK's support for Israel is not unconditional in light of the increasing humanitarian cost, and this sentence doesn't seem as neutral as it could be. Should it be changed?
SirShaunIV (
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20:53, 22 July 2024 (UTC)reply
On 19 October, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak arrived in Tel Aviv in a two-day visit to "express solidarity with the Israeli people", as the relentless Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip has killed over 3,400 Palestinians.